Business Risks
Can risky decisions save a company?
4.4 (11)
37 mins
Explore the hidden patterns behind major business collapses, from Nokia’s fall to Kodak’s missed revolution and Amazon’s Fire Phone failure. Discover how ignoring market shifts, underestimating risk, or fearing bold innovation can bring down even the most iconic companies.
Ep 1:
Did Nokia's Strategic Risks and Market Misjudgments Lead to Its Downfall?
Ep 2:
How Did Kodak Risk Its Success by Failing to Keep Up with Change?
Ep 3:
How Did Bold Risks Help Companies Like Disney and IBM Shape Their Futures?
Ep 4:
How Did Netflix’s CEO Take Bold Risks to Avoid Complacency?
Ep 5:
Did Amazon’s Risky Fire Phone Gamble Burn Its Chances in the Smartphone Market?
Ep 6:
How Did Ignoring Warnings Put Toyota and Concorde at Risk?
Ep 7:
Did Exxon's Short-Term Thinking Lead to a Billion-Dollar Disaster?
Ep 8:
Was CLP’s Clean Energy Plan a Safe Bet for the Long Term?
Ep 9:
Is Facebook's Culture of Risk and Failure the Secret to Its Innovation?
Discussions (10)
August
Level 9 · 9 mo agoKodak inventing the very tech that killed them is the ultimate corporate Darwin award. You would think someone in that boardroom might have suggested pivoting before the stock price hit zero.
Gordon
Level 8 · 9 mo agoshould have run a retrosynthesis on that plan
Silas
Level 5 · 8 mo agoNokia failing to adapt is exactly like a coach refusing to adjust to the blitz. Stick to a broken scheme while rivals innovate and you get left behind.
